Thank you so much.It was really fun to do.

John Henry was so fun to watch! He was the best!!

( I'm old too!)

TDN YOU SPEAK UP Sunday Silence Vet Banned from New York he was suspended and banned in other states. Correct? We see you jump in here ir there. Come on let's here from you...........................

Well, that cinches it: If Shug said it, it has to be true. I remember when Charlsie Canty interviewed Shug before the '89 Super Derby he said Awe Inspiring was the second best three-year-old in the country. You write these lengthy, mind-numbingly essays and the theme is always the same: Easy Goer was better and drugs were involved in Sunday Silence's victories (even if he was clean in the '89 Classic. And the Valenzuela about Arazi being the best horse he ever rode? Steve Cauthern said Arazi was better than Affirmed. I remember in 1985 hearing Cauthern say "Free Guest" couldn't be beaten in the Arlington Million. (I cashed on Teleprompter.) This case will never be closed in your blistered memory. Thirty years later and it's still eating away at you.

@@andredarin8966 He was not clean. The DIRECT EVIDENCE is the VOLUNTARY ADMISSION by Alex Harthill in 2001 DRF article, with the title & subtitles: 'Kentucky Derby Doctor Alex Harthill Reveals Disgraceful Past: Harthill Reflects on Unlawful Life's Work. Harthill Discloses He Administered Forbidden Performance-Enhancing Drugs To Many American Classic Winners In The Kentucky Derby, Preakness And Breeders' Cup Classic.' Direct verbatim quotes of what Hovdey wrote, & direct verbatim quotes of Harthill: "Alex Harthill was BOLD ENOUGH to tell me (Hovdey/DRF) how he illegally gave numerous horses illegal drugs, INCLUDING Clenbuterol, Sublimaze & Etorphine TO SUNDAY SILENCE. Harthill ADMITTED to illegally breaking the laws in ENHANCING his horses PERFORMANCES. Harthill ADMITTED to illegally using the immensely effective performance enhancing Bronchodilator drug Clenbuterol REGULARLY in the 1980's on his horses, 15 years before it was approved by the FDA, INCLUDING USING IT ON SUNDAY SILENCE. Harthill introduced the incredibly effective performance enhancing drug Clenbuterol in the 1980's & illegally administered it TO SUNDAY SILENCE, who benefited immeasurably by its immensely effective performance enhancing effects. Some of Harthill's other drugs that HE ADMINISTERED TO SUNDAY SILENCE were Etorphine & Sublimaze. Harthill described how he gave Northern Dancer Furosemide in the hours before the Derby in 1964, affirming, 'I got a vet I knew from out of town to come along with me. I told him I was going to turn to the right, & he would go that way & take this syringe down to barn 24, stall 23, & give this to that horse. There would be a guy there called Will. He'd be waiting. So he did it, while the gendarmes followed me.' Other than Northern Dancer, Harthill confirmed that he gave Furosemide to other notable horses, including Proud Clarion, Kauai King, Lucky Debonair, Majestic Prince, Forward Pass & Master Derby. Harthill declared he regularly used illegal amphetamine & stimulant drugs, & gave illegal amphetamine & stimulant drugs to Decidedly, Iron Liege & Tim Tam. Aside from Sunday Silence, Harthill also asserted that he administered Clenbuterol, Sublimaze & Etorphine, to other top-tier horses Ferdinand, Spend a Buck, Wild Again, Alysheba, Skywalker, Gate Dancer, Sunny's Halo, Gato Del Sol, Deputed Testamony, Winning Colors, Lil E. Tee, Summer Squall & Black Tie Affair. Harthill also proclaimed that he was proud that he inaugurated the use of Clenbuterol, & regularly used Clenbuterol in the 1980's & 1990's. Harthill also affirmed that a common practice of his was to inject illegal long-acting steroid drugs into the injured areas of horses he treated. The drugs Harthill administered were being used to improve a horse's performance, & they were REMARKABLY EFFECTIVE. Harthill was the vet that manipulated horse races & he Publicly Acknowledged Doing So many times. The US DEA filed suit against Alex Harthill on 102 charges of possessing & using unusual quantities of these & other drugs. Alex Harthill & drugs have led to the destruction of integrity in racing. Harthill was at the vanguard of giving drugs to horses that were used to vastly enhance their performances, & they were remarkably effective turning good horses into great horses, bad horses into good horses, slower horses into faster horses, horses with no business winning doing so, & causing horses to run far over their heads. Harthill was a vet who had stolen a 30 length lead in the race to discover drugs that would significantly move up racehorses, & Harthill had no hesitancy in using whatever was available. Harthill was a magic man vet practicing the dark arts of racehorse manipulation. Harthill was arrested many times for tampering, bribery & doping horses with drugs. Alex Harthill did more cheating with drugs to win horse races than any vet in history. Harthill's innovation in this area got him arrested many times for illegally injecting horses with numerous drugs & for public bribery. Harthill bribed state officials to throw away positive drug tests from horses that he had treated, & lost his license in many states. In no other major sport does an owner, coach, trainer or doctor have the ability, through working with several entrants in the same event, to directly affect the outcome. Harthill was a crooked vet who administered these & other performance enhancing drugs to his horses. Harthill was the most important factor in countless outcomes of numerous races. Harthill made Bob Baffert, Rick Dutrow, etc., look like Altar Boys. Harthill said, 'I was used for horses pointing for, & running in, MAJOR RACES who NEEDED DRUGS & had INFIRMITIES. I earned the reputation I had. I am very proud of the horses I helped WITH DRUGS IN THEIR CAREERS. Drugs always go through changing stages of being detected on drug tests. What I focused on was what drugs enhanced performance, together with what drugs could conceal illegal drugs, along with what drugs didn't show up on drug tests. For these reasons, I gave my horses a considerable advantage. Trainers would say, Don't get me caught, but keep me worried. Even though a horse is 5 or 7 times larger than humans, the amount of dope needed to have an effect is so small. An amount on the tip of a match would be enough to flick up a horse's nose to get a spectacular result. By the time they got my horses to the starting gate they’d be leaping out of their skin. I administered illegal drugs throughout my career that INCREASED the performances of racehorses IN CLASSIC RACES, & almost all of the time I did so, my horses won. You can only revere the horses whom my horses defeated even more, to do all they were asked to do, just to fall a slight bit short of horses who had been given performance-enhancing drugs by myself. By doing so, I acknowledge that I effectively stole a large amount of money in my career, & cheated many other horses, trainers, owners & riders I competed against. Nonetheless, I consider my extensive doping as a mark of pride.' "

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The drug-reliant & illegal criminal veterinarian Alex Harthill-reliant sunday silence's legs went rubber, & ss was a broken horse; & ss was beyond tired he was dead & cremated, pulverized, shattered and obliterated by the True Drug-Free Hall of Fame Champion Easy Goer in the Drug-Free Test of a Champion which was run in the only state in the entire country at the time which banned all drugs, & as importantly also banned ss's illegal criminal veterinarian Alex Harthill as well. The drug-reliant & illegal criminal veterinarian Alex Harthill-reliant sunday silence had nothing left, emptied out, legs went rubber, never got out of 1st gear, was run into the ground, & was so exhausted even with all of his performance enhancing drugs; ss without all of his ped drugs & without his illegal criminal vet Alex Harthill ss got cremated & obliterated & ss's legs completely melted getting pulverized & buried so deep into the grave by the True Drug-Free Hall of Fame Champion Easy Goer. Bless his heart ss was so exhausted ss was practically dead, almost literally dead, without all of his ped drugs & without his illegal criminal vet Alex Harthill. Harthill admitted in 2001 to DRF's Jay Hovdey that he illegally administered illegal performance enhancing drugs (Clenbuterol, Sublimaze, Etorphine, etc) to the pulverized ss. Pat Wait All Day (Pat Start Stop Start Stop Start Day, Pat a Day late, Pat Delay Day, Pat so passive and patient he could watch a faucet drip for days Day) himself said, "I was on the far superior, far better horse in Easy Goer, but we lost a few photos to him by the slimmest of margins totally due to rider errors on my part. I had FAR MORE HORSE than I knew what to do with. It was totally my fault." Pat Banned 40 times for Drugs Valenzuela himself said, "Easy Goer was a Super Horse. In order for ss to even be close to Easy Goer, I had to do any & everything possible. I had to purposely & deviously force EG out as wide as can be down the backstretch & at every other point I could in races; & I had to purposely & deviously bang & push EG in as tight as can be scraping the dead rail. Arazi was the best horse I ever rode. Arazi could do more and was even a much better horse than sunday silence." Charlie Whittingham himself said, "I am very angered that there is only 1 state in the whole country which bans all performance enhancing drugs, which bans all drugs, & also bans the illegal criminal veterinarian Alex Harthill (Harthill admitted to illegally giving illegal performance enhancing drugs [Clenbuterol, Subliamze, Etorphine, etc] to the drug-reliant sunday silence) despite his criminal record (Harthill arrested numerous times in many states [Kentucky, NY, Illinois, Ohio, Louisiana, etc] for illegally drugging numerous horses). I think ss maybe can be as good as EG, & maybe can be as Great as Easy Goer, but ONLY IF EVERYTHING goes ss's way." So much for all of that.

​@@sigscorpion9275 you and cominatcha are the same insect. Your talking to yourself. This is a Sunday Silence lackey who is a waste of space.

Yup, easily cost him the preakness if not the whole triple crown.

Descendants of Sunday Silence are thriving around the world. 🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎. I love Sunday Silence❤

​@@SW-eh8kzabsolutely if you want to keep going back other than his children and grandchildren and keep adding on other horses Sunday Silence will be linked to Mr Ed.

Yeah, he was the darling of the New York Press Box--where I was when he won the Champagne. I saw the fever. I heard the gasps. I also said to myself, "I've seen this be mania before--in a bar full of young stockbrokers on Wall Street. They all swore the bull market would make them millionaires before they were 30. To a man, they came back to earth the next day. Easy Goer WAS more highly regarded that n Sunday Silence--but only by his most fanatical fans after the Classic. When the voting for Horse of the Year was tallied in January of '90 Sunday Silence had 223 to Easy Goer's four. Yeah, he was more highly regarded when the dust settled.

Personally i feel Easy Goer was obviously the more naturally talented horse...Sunday Silence obviously was a Great horse but His Trainer at that time was SUPERIOR to the young Shug as a Trainer and Pat Day was too patient aboard Easy Goer...BC Classic was perfect example...Whittingham had Sunday Silence Lightly raced and VERY well rested heading into Classic...Shug had Easy Goer on a LONG Grueling campaign leading into Classic and Pat Day left a TON of horse on the Track that day...Shug should have Skipped the 12F Jock Club Prep right before the Classic...Easy Goer also only had 2 weeks rest heading into Derby...Shug used Easy Goer to put himself on the Map as a Top young Trainer while Whittingham was already a Legend and had his Horse always READY for the Big race

I am amazed you ignored that Easy Goer in only 4 crops in the US succeeded overwhelmingly with Breeders Cup Champions, Equine Awards, G1s like Travers, Woodward etc Here. Just four crops. We are now waiting for a lineage from SS linking him now 20 years how much longer and watered down are we going to say when SS will be 1/8 1/16 of a horse winning the Derby. Pretty soon SS will be linked to Mr Ed.

Easy Goer took Bute twice in the BC Juvenile and Derby and he STILL lost both races.

@@sigscorpion9275 Utter lies

The drug-reliant & illegal criminal veterinarian Alex Harthill-reliant sunday silence "took" the infinitely powerful & potent performance enhancing bronchodilator drug Clenbuterol, the infinitely powerful & potent diuretic Furosemide Lasix, Sublimaze (So Infinitely powerful that it makes horses feel like they don't even have legs, & Infinitely more powerful than aspirin bute ), Etorphine (So Infinitely powerful that it makes horses feel like they don't even have legs, & Infinitely more powerful than aspirin bute), Banamine (50 times more powerful than the aspirin Bute) & Aspirin Bute in EVERY race in his career except ONE, the 1 race ss was forced to run drug-free without any drugs at all in the only state in the whole country at the time which banned all drugs - & as importantly also banned ss's illegal criminal vet Alex Harthill as well. Back then in the Daily Racing Form Newspapers Past Performances, the DRF published for every horse in every race OUTSIDE NY who was administered the powerful performance enhancing diuretics (Furosemide Lasix, etc), powerful painkillers (Banamine, etc), & the aspirin-like Bute & they were listed in every daily DRF. ss was listed as being administered the drugs (Furosemide Lasix, Banamine, Bute, etc), while EG was listed as NOT being administered any drugs at all, none at all. EG's owners were Chairmen of the Jockey Club & were the staunchest opponents of drugs & ran their horses without any drugs even when running outside drug-free NY based on integrity, honesty, fair play & practicing what they preached. Plus, the Drug-Free Hall of Fame Champion Easy Goer ran mostly in the only state in the entire country at the time which banned ALL drugs. The drug-reliant & illegal criminal vet Alex Harthill-reliant ss "took" the powerful performance enhancing diuretic Furosemide Lasix (during that era legal in all US states except only one - NY), Banamine (50 times more powerful than the legal aspirin-like bute, but during that era legal in all US states except only one - NY), the legal aspirin-like Bute (during that era legal in all US states except only one - NY), the illegal powerful performance enhancing bronchodilator Clenbuterol, the illegal Etorphine (infinitely more powerful than the legal aspirin-like bute), & the illegal Sublimaze (infinitely more powerful than the aspirin-like bute). See below for the effects of the illegal Clenbuterol. The illegal drugs Etorphine & Sublimaze are drugs that gave/give horses such a sense of euphoria & well-being that they feel like they don’t have legs. Furosemide Lasix, a potent diuretic, was/is the main drug which masks other drugs & flushes other banned drugs. US Vet Assoc.: "The drug Lasix is absolutely performance enhancing & also acts a diuretic making horses lose weight giving them an advantage while making them run faster at the same time. In a study of 23,000 races by American Veterinary Medical Association, Horses that received the drug lasix raced faster, earned more money, & were more likely to win or finish in the top 3 positions than horses that did not. The study showed a 6 LENGTH difference with Lasix than without. Another reason for the performance-enhancing effects of lasix is the acute reduction in body weight that occurs after lasix administration. Administration of lasix shows to induce up to 4% reduction in body weight within 4 hours. Because work is a product of mass, velocity & distance, that loss of this amount of weight has a significantly beneficial effect on the athletic ability of lasix-treated horses. Lasix-induced reduction in body weight increases the maximal rate of oxygen consumption, reduces accumulated oxygen deficit & rate of lactate production, & decreases the rate of carbon dioxide production of horses during intense exercise, delaying the onset of fatigue & increasing the oxygen going to muscles." Most importantly, Alex Harthill confessed to illegally giving illegal performance enhancing drugs to ss. I quote the DRF for the factual truths: "Sunday Silence's veterinarian Alex Harthill, toward the end of his life, was BOLD ENOUGH to tell me (Jay Hovdey of the Daily Racing Form) how he illegally gave numerous horses illegal drugs, including Clenbuterol to Sunday Silence. Harthill ADMITTED to illegally breaking the laws in enhancing his horses performances. Harthill ADMITTED to illegally using the immensely effective performance enhancing bronchodilator Clenbuterol regularly in the 1980's, 15 years before it was approved by the FDA, on his horses, INCLUDING using it on sunday silence. Harthill introduced the incredibly effective performance enhancing bronchodilator Clenbuterol in the 1980's & illegally administered it to Sunday Silence, who benefited immeasurably by its immensely effective performance enhancing effects. The drug Clenbuterol has a similar effect on the body as epinephrine & amphetamines by increasing the production of epinephrine & noradrenaline, & thus significantly enhancing performance. Clenbuterol also thins blood & widens the vessels that carry oxygen, so the volume of oxygen in the blood increases, & thus significantly increases energy, & thus significantly enhances performance; plus clenbuterol dramatically reduces body fat by causing rapid fat burning. The drug Clenbuterol performed miracles for horses who made inexplicable improvements with major enhancements in performance. Some of Harthill's other favorite magic making performance enhancing drugs that he administered were Etorphine, Banamine & Sublimaze. The drugs Etorphine & Sublimaze are drugs that give horses such a sense of euphoria & well-being that they feel like they don’t have legs. The US DEA filed suit against Alex Harthill on 102 charges of possessing & using unusual quantities of these & other drugs, such as the powerful performance enhancing bronchodilator Clenbuterol, powerful steroids, loop diuretics, extremely powerful painkillers, & very strong amphetamines, etc. Alex Harthill & drugs have led to the destruction of integrity in North American racing. Harthill was at the vanguard of giving drugs to horses that were used to vastly enhance their performances, & they were remarkably effective turning good horses into great horses, bad horses into good horses, slower horses into faster horses, horses with no business winning doing so, & causing horses to run far over their heads. Harthill was a vet who had stolen a 30 length lead in the race to discover drugs that would significantly move up racehorses, & Harthill had no hesitancy in using whatever was available. Harthill was a magic man vet practicing the dark arts of racehorse manipulation. Harthill was arrested many times (Kentucky, Illinois, Louisiana, NY,etc) for tampering, bribery & doping horses with drugs. Sunday Silence's vet Alex Harthill did more cheating with drugs to win horse races than any vet in history." Besides Harthill admitting it to the DRF, there is the CERTAINTY of MOUNDS of more evidence regarding Harthill's illegalities. Case closed

​@@sigscorpion9275you were raised this way to be a habitual liar. The fool in a social media sewer. Shame on Mommy look what you raised.